DAYURI

Our projects

We carry out different activities and projects at local, regional, national and European levels to reach our goals.

We are involved in initiatives funded by the European Commission; and we also carry out local activities.

Youth EUROvision
Kinetic youth - Move to grow
Be smART
Music Moving Youth

EUROvision

Youth EUROvision is an Erasmus+ KA3 project funded by the European Commission in 2020 framed as an action to instill in young people the value and power of their views and thoughts regarding issues that affect them directly; while at the same time, its aims is to raise awareness and knowledge regarding social and European issues. Furthermore, it offers a space for dialogue and active participation that shall allow the creation of networks among different agents in the community.
Activities

In the framework of this project, we will carry out a structured dialogue related to youth policies with the development of two workshops on youth policies and a meeting with political decision-makers presenting the ASTURIAN STRATEGY IN EUROPE.

Through these actions, we will reach a better awareness about the power of young people in their own local realities, and at the same time, they will be able to enhance their knowledge and personal, social and communication skills.
Dates

Youth EUROvision will be implemented between 20 september 2020 and 20 deceember 2020 in Llanera, Asturias (Spain).

Kinetic youth - Move to grow

Kinetic Move - Move to grow is an Erasmus+ KA1 project funded by the European Commission that includes a mobility period for youth workers. The main goal of the project is the training of youth workers in the field of dance and movement as a tool to work with young people.

The objective of the project is to equip youth workers with competences and skills to promote and develop emotional and kinetic intelligence in youngsters.
Activities

A 5-day mobility period will be carried out in Slovenia with youth workers in May 2021.

A total of 24 youth workers will participate in this activity. They will review issues such as: dance and movement as a work tool, monitoring methods and self-reflection in non-formal learning environment.
Partners

This project includes 12 institutions from 11 countries:
Asociación Dayuri (Spain)
ASPIRA Institute
Associazione Eurobox (Italy)
Creative YouthLand (Greece)
Medeina Foundation (Poland)
Rogers Foundation For Person-Centered Education (Hungary)
Unique Projects (Lithuania)
United Societies of Balkans (U.S.B.) (Greece)
Walk Together (Bulgaria)

Be smART

The Be smART project is an Erasmus+ KA1 project funded by the European Commission which includes a mobility for professionals and youth workers. The project's main activity is the training of youth workers in art methods and techniques to strengthen the creative intelligence of young people.

The project aims to raise awareness of multi-intelligence and to teach techniques to strengthen weaker intelligences while supporting the development of stronger ones.
Activities

A 4-day exchange with 27 professionals from 13 countries in Zagorje, Slovenia will be carried out to transfer knowledge on art methods and techniques.

This exchange will focus in developing and strengthening the visual-spatial or imaginative-creative intelligence of young people using 5 artistic techniques and methods, following the definitions of H. Gardner.
Dates and partners

The partners are 13 organisations from 12 countries: Spain, Romania, Greece, Italy, North Macedonia, Turkey, Portugal, Latvia, Bosnia and Herzegovinia, Slovakia, Lithuania and Slovenia.

The exchange will take place from 20 to 24 August 2021.

Music Moving Youth

This project is part of the Erasmus+ KA2 action and is funded by the European Commission

The project involves an exchange of good practices and the development of new competences that will be built through synergies between the fields of youth, music culture and sustainability. It targets young people, music professionals, cultural associations and related entities and individuals
Activities

The project includes an exchange for professionals, artists and young people, a training on European programmes, a collection of good practices, a collection of policy demands, discussion groups, awareness-raising campaigns and other local and international initiatives.

The aim is to raise awareness of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the cultural sector, to give visibility to artists so that their demands are heard, to promote the development of new skills and to encourage initiatives that mitigate the impact of the pandemic while involving young people in the recovery of the sector.
Dates and partners

The partners are 4 entities from: Spain, Italy, Bulgaria and Turkey: Asociación Dayuri (ES), Associazione Rock10eLode (IT), Foundation for Entrepreneurship, Culture and Education (BG), and Surdurulebilir Kalkinma Dernegi (TR).

This project will be implemented between August 2021 and December 2022.
Documents

1st Newsletter

Camín d'Europa

Es una iniciativa local financiada por el Ayuntamiento de Llanera a través el cuál la Asociación Cultural Dayuri presta un servicio de asesoramiento para jóvenes sobre proyectos europeos, programas de voluntariado, intercambios juveniles y oportunidades formación en la Casa Participa de Llanera en Asturias y online.

La asesoría está abierta a cualquier persona interesada.
Actividades

La asesoría está disponible a través del contacto telefónico, correo electrónico y redes sociales de lunes a viernes entre las 17:30h y las 19:30h para atender todas las dudas, preguntas o comentarios que puedan surgir.

Asimismo, la atención será presencial, el primer jueves de cada mes entre las 17:30h a 19:30h en la Casa Participa, siempre y cuando la situación lo permita.
Cómo encontrarnos

Instagram: @asesoriacamindeuropa_llanera
Email: info@asociaciondayuri.eu
Tel: 623.065.900
Localización: C/ El Carbayu 3, Posada, 33424, Llanera